SummitLink 150mah 1s 3.7v 25c Lipo Battery (5 Port Charger) (1Set)

First time I used it right out of the bag charged 2 150 mAh batteries using my TYLT power bank. The leads were wonky, LED lights would go out/on, had to wiggle leads around finally got both batteries to begin charging, set the thing just right. Charged in 30 mins, fast enough. Read these reviews, suggested that the leads needed to be pushed in till “click”, YES, that was it. Picture of unit charging one 200mAh battery, took 20 mins. Works well, will leave leads in as this stuff is mini and may not stand up to multiple connect/disconnect cycles.

This charger works great for my 1s 45c 3.7v lipo cells that i use with the blade nano s3. No issues connecting to the cell's connector. (if anything theyre a little too snug) works best with a 5.0v 1.0A usb AC adapter, anything higher strains the board it seems. (Common amazon product ac adapter) You HAVE to plug the cables FIRMLY into the charger, otherwise you get the issues everybody else are having. The charger and the ports itself are plenty sturdy. The cables should be left connected to the charger to prolong the life of the cables as it seems the be the greatest stress point. Charges 5 cells from the 3.3v cutout to full no problem. This is a safe buy for an inexpensive charger.

Likes: Charges up to 5 of the 150 mah capacity batteries at a time. 5 of the Higher capacity batteries are also handled by the charger - it just takes longer as would be expected. You can intermix standard and higher capacity batteries. Dislikes: The USB cable used to power the unit is too short - about 1 foot long, should be at least 3 feet. 6 feet would be ideal. I can see that the unit could be easily damaged, especially the 5 charging cables. Be gentle and take your time connecting and disconnecting them at both ends.

The short run time of a battery on the Syma Fly quadcopter requires that you have spare batteries available. The charger charges 4 batteries simultaneously. You will run thru several batteries in the attempt to gain control of the Syma Fly quadcopter. Mine flew uncontrollably into the tallest, most bushy tree in the park, and will remain there forever.

Works well. Easy to use and charges more than one battery at a time.

I've had it for a few months and yeah, it charges my batteries, but my batteries get damaged very quickly. After maybe four to 6 charges, my batteries are pretty swollen and do not hold the same voltage.

Trying to keep my older plane in the air and there are few chargers that charge this size. Well, this isn't one of them either. Don't get me wrong, the plugs are correct, it just doesn't work. I of the ports really tight fit, another port, the pigtail just falls out. Tried a few batteries and the pigtails and it didn't matter which battery, nor pigtail, the issue is in the box. I have to push or hold a certain way to try to get the light to stay on to charge. I tried it on a single original charger and it charged right up so I know it's not the battery. I'd return this in a heartbeat, but I'm just going to keep the pigtails to modify them and use a different 1-3c lipo charger I have. I guess the only good thing is I have the connectors now. Finding the PH 1.5 connectors are hard to find. If you are buying this for the pigtails, they work. If you are buying it for the charger, just throw your money out the window, you'll enjoy that more.

I lost the charger that came with my Hero V911 helicopter, and this one works fine. Actually better than the one that came with the Hero, as it charges 5 batteries at a time instead of just one. And it came with 5 more batteries to boot.

Loved you can charge 5 at a time

SUPER

Very nice to have 5 charging ports. Excellent price.

Was skeptical at first because ligjts were flashing and not always charging. Had to push the connector a bit harder unti it clicked in then all good! Don't hesitate to buy.

Works great. Be careful inserting leads and ensure they "click" in. Will be a great addition to my field kit.